All about horse shoe nails and sizes - RJF

This video shows the different sizes of horse shoe nails. I use Capewell nails. There are a lot of brands out there, but I use what I'm used to. Some are softer and come out of the hoof too soon. This is the brand my Dad used as long as I can remember over 50 years ago.
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[@debraattaway]

Thank you very much for your instructional video. I will be trying my hand at making the jewelry crosses for my fellow christians. (wish me luck) God bless.

[@RockinJFarrier]

sounds great. you can get them as big as #16. They would make great crosses. ✝️🙏🏻

[@LucillenRory]

Really good to see the differences in sizes - i had often wondered to myself about the nails and if they were different for different horses - now i know : )

[@lynnehuff9659]

Very interesting as always

[@johnbergmeier3428]

Hello! great to see this, thanks. I collect date nails, railroad nails, utility pole number nails, etc. I recently bought some horseshoe nails on eBay that are interesting and I know nothing about them.
They have a range of stamped numbers on the heads like 1 and 8, another has 2 and 3, 2 and 5, 2 and 9, and so on. Some have the letters NW on the side. Can you direct me to where I might find out more info these? thanks!

[@RockinJFarrier]

I've never seen any like that. They might be European nails. I Don't know, especially without seeing them. You might contact the American Ferrior Association. Thanks for watching.

[@johnbergmeier3428]

I will do that, thanks!@@RockinJFarrier